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Founders of Indus Valley Civilisation and their Later History / Viyogi, Naval (Dr.)
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Founders of Indus Valley Civilisation and their Later History
Viyogi, Naval (Dr.)
 
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  Book ID : 18250
  ISBN-10 : 81-88629-09-X / 818862909X
  ISBN-13 : 978-81-88629-09-1 / 9788188629091
  Place of Publication : Delhi
  Year of Publication : 2003
  Edition : (Second Edition)
  Language : English
  xxv, 366p., 4 Illus., Abb., Tables, Graphs, Bib., Index, 23 cm. (First English Edition pub. in 1995) (The History of the Indigenous People of India : 1)
   
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CONTENTS:-
 
I. A BRIEF HISTORY OF INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION:
1. How Great were the Harappans? Important Cities
2. Town Planning, Roads, Drainage System
3. Architecture and Masonry
4. The Great Bath
5. Mode of Living and Dress
6. Class, Society and Religion
7. Agriculture
8. Animals and Birds
9. Fine Arts and Crafts
10. Trade and Industry
11. Weights and Measures
12. Navigation and Lothaldock
13. Political Life
14. Weapons and Military Life
15. Disposal of Dead

II. WHO WERE THE HARAPPANS?:
1. People of India
2. Archaeological Evidences
3. Rituals and Customs
4. Other Similarities between Indus Valley and Mesopotamia Civilization
5. Indus Script
6. Linguistic Evidences
7. Description of non-Aryan Dasyus and Dasas in Rigveda

III. THE END OF THE CIVILIZATION:
1. The Different Causes
2. Postulation of Creation of a Lake by Dr. Dales
3. Rejection of Dr Dales View by H.T. Lambrick
4. Major Change in Course Of River
5. Rise in the Level of Floodplain
6. Final end due to some Human Attack
7. Rejection of theory of Human Attack
8. The Northern Nuclear Region

IV. WHO WERE THE INVADERS? AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL Review:
1. The Black and Red Ware Culture
2. Foreign Elements in Black and Red Ware Culture
3. Black and Red Ware culture at Ahar
4. Excavation of Prabhasha Patan, its Relationship with Yadavas
5. Who were the Yadus?
6. The Racial Type; Ethnical Evidences
7. Movement of Yadus from Western Asia
8. Ochre - Coloured Pottery
9. Arrival of New Element in Shahi Tump
10. The Jhukar Culture
11. Cemetery H Culture
12. Movement of Indo-Aryans from West and Grey Ware Culture
13. Archaeological Evidences
14. Dates of their Movement
15. The Swat Valley Culture or Gandhara Grave Culture
16. The Grey Ware Culture in Indian Territory and Pottery
17. Common Shapes
18. Manda
19. Dadhsri
20. Katpalon and Nagar
21. Bhagwanpura
22. TL Dates
23. Geographical Horizons in Rigveda
24. Description of Aryan Invasions in Rigveda
25. Description of Destruction Efforts
26. Praise of Agni for Burning Cities and Citadels
27. Massacre of Dasyus and Dasas by Indra
28. Forts of Stone and Iron or Copper
29. The Painted Grey Ware Culture
30. The Kurus in the Ascendant
31. The Uttara Kurus
32. The migration of the Kurus
33. The Decline of the Kurus and their Association with the Painted Grey Ware
34. The Mound of Hastinapur and Mahabharata Period
35. Grey Ware and Painted Grey Ware Cultures
36. Two Different Waves of Indo-Aryan Invaders
37. Linguistic Evidences
38. Evidences of Sanskrit Text Books
39. Conclusion
40. Objection to the Thesis Raised by B.K. Thapar

V. DATES OF INDUS CIVILIZATION AND ITS DESCRIPTION IN RIGVEDA:
1. Forts Constructed on High Altitude
2. The Mother Goddess and the Fertility Cult
3. Pashupati Seal of Mohenjo-daro
4. Three Headed God
5. The Head-dress of Horns
6. The Horns and the Bull
7. The Three Headed Bull
8. Language of the Richas
9. Dating of Indus Valley Civilization
10. Comparative Study
11. Dating of Carbon C-14

VI. THE ARYAN RACES AND PROBLEM OF THEIR Original HOME LAND:
1. The Aryan Race
2. Who were the Aryans?
3. Indo-European Languages and Aryans
4. Different Theories of Original Homeland
5. Maxmuller's Theory of Central Asia
6. The theory of Arctic Region
7. The Tibetan Theory
8. The Theory of India
9. The Theory of Europe
10. Dr. P. Giles' Theory
11. Indication of early Home in Sanskrit Literature and Avesta
12. Rigveda
13. Ramayana
14. Avesta
15. Aryans in the Lower Volga Region and South of Russia
16. Aryans half Civilized Barbarian Shepherds

VII. THE War BETWEEN ARYANS AND NON-ARYANS:
1. Indra: The Commander of Aryans
2. Indra's Confrontation with Dasyus and Dasas
3. Causes of War
4. Indra took upon himself the task of Subjugating the Dasas Dasyus
5. To enhance the Power of Aryans
6. To Gain Victory over the non-Aryan Dasyus and Dasas
7. Looting Wealth
8. Defence of the Aryan Community
9. To-Deprive the Dasas and Dasyus of their virtues
10. The end of Dasa Community
11. The Enemies of Indra only Urban non-Aryans
12. Asuras of Avesta
13. Sudasa and the Ten King's War
14. The Battle of Ten Kings
15. Causes of the battle
16. The Warring Communities, both Aryans and non-Aryans
17. The Yadus and Turvasas
18. The Purus and Puru Kutsa

VIII. GROWTH OF CASTE SYSTEM:
1. Brief History of the Primitive Man
2. Aryan and non-Aryan-Two Varnas
3. Only Three Varnas among the Pre-Aryans
4. Caste Division
5. Classification of Sudras
6. Varnsankara Castes
7. Yadavas
8. Marathas

IX. VARIOUS THEORIES OF SUDRA'S ORIGIN IN SANSKRIT LITERATURE:
1. Rigveda
2. Satpatha Brahman
3. Taitreya Brahman
4. Aitreya Brahman
5. Mahabharata
6. Ramayan
7. Vishnu Purana
8. Manu Smriti
9. Controversy in Sanskrit Scriptures
10. Geological Analysis of the Earth as per Bhagwat and Vishnu Purana

X. HISTORICAL ORIGIN OF SUDRAS:
1. Dasas
2. Massacre of Dasyus and Dasas
3. Only non-Aryan Dasyus and Dasas were enslaved
4. Origin of various Castes from the Servile Class
5. Sood
6. Kayastha
7. Scavenger (Bhangi)
8. The Theory of Historical Origin of Caste System and Sudras
9. Artisan Castes
10. Potters
11. Copper Smith
12. Gold Smith
13. Carpenter
14. Weaver
15. Dyers
16. Ivory Worker
17. Mason
18. Agari (Stone Worker)
19. Bead Makers
20. Fisherman
21. Barber
22. Pani
23. Miser Pani
24. Miser and Usurer
25. Miser wolf
26. Mridhravach, usurer Dasyu Pani
27. Merchants Pani
28. Conversation of Pani and Sarama
29. Brief History
30. Banik Sudra

XI. SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES REGARDING ORIGIN OF CASTE SYSTEM AND SUDRAS AND THEIR COMPARISON WITH HISTORICAL ORIGIN:
1. Different Theories
2. Origin of Brahmanhood & Brahaman
3. Views of G.S. Ghurye

XII. LATER BRIEF HISTORY OF HARAPPANS:
1. Exodus of Indus Refugees to the South
2. Escape of Indus Refugees to the East
3. Malla
4. Bhar or Bar
5. Mar or Mahar
6. Naga
7. Later History of Nagas
8. Pulinda
9. Tamraliptaka
10. Later Vedic Period 1100 B.C. to 600 B.C.
11. Pre-Mauryan Period 600 to 300 B.C.
12. Lichchhavi
13. Relation of Lichchhavis with Mongols
14. Vajji
15. Kosal and Magadha Kingdomes
16. Affinity of Indus Valley Culture in the Capital Girvrija (Rajgiri) of Jarasandha and Bimbsar
17. Nanda Dynasty
18. Maurya period 300 to 200 B.C.
19. Chandra Gupta Maurya a Sudra Emperor
20. Sources of Origin of Mauryas
21. Foreign Sources
22. Indian Sources
23. Budhist Literature
24. Jain Literature
25. Mudraraksha
26. Post-Mauryan Period 200 B.C. to 100 A.D.
27. Pre-Gupta and Gupta Period 100 AD. to 500 A.D.
28. Gupta Emperors, non-Aryan Sudra
29. Magadhaa a non-Vedic Empire

XIII. ANTHROPOLOGICAL PROOFS:
1. Tribe Speaking Munda Languages
2. Tribe Speaking Dravidian Languages
3. Mongolian Type
4. Risley's Cephalic Index
5. Cephalic Measurements in India
6. Nasal Index

XIV. Biological (GENETIC) PROOFS:
1. What is Genetics?

XV. VIEWS OF THE SCHOLARS ON THE HISTORICAL ORIGIN OF THEIR REFUTATION
1. Dr R.S. Sharma
2. S.R. Rao

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The common man in Indus Valley was very prosperous, that is why the amenities of life, which are available today, were also available to him during that period, such as Cities with town planning, straight roads, under Ground sewerage system, multi-storeyed pucca houses with facilities of latrines having English bond seats, bathrooms, kitchens etc., thereby proving him highly civilized.

It has been proved from the skeleton remains of cemetery R-37 of Harappa that the Founders of Indus Valley Civilization were long headed Dravidians and round headed Alpines reached there in mature Harappan age.

Although the towns, which were situated South of Harappa were destroyed by the devastating floods of River Indus, but Harappa itself and the other towns North of Harappa fall prey to barbaric invasion of man, the white semi-civilized Aryans of Central Asia.

The defeated non-Aryans began to suffer from inferiority Complex and the victor Aryans, being proud of their victory, suffered from superiority complex. This feeling of inferiority and superiority complex became the basic reason for the origin and development of Varna and Caste system. Aryans before their entry into Indian territory had three Varnas i.e. Brahman, Kshtriya and Vaishya, the fourth Varna was created for inclusion of the native Indian slaves into their society.

In order to explain the historical origin of Sudras they are divided into four Groups i.e. servile castes, artisans, traders and farmers. The castes falling in the first group, were born of the Widows and the Children of Dasyus and Dasas, who were massacred by the Aryan invaders or killed in the battlefield. These children and widows were enslaved and kept for doing Domestic chores, such as cooks (Soods), personal servants (Kayasthas), utensil cleaners and scavengers.

Similarly it becomes quite clear from the Archaeological evidences found from the excavation of the Indus valley towns that all the artisan castes like potters, carpenters, coppersmiths etc. lived in the cities of Indus valley from where their workshops, furnaces, tools, raw material finished and semi-finished goods have been recovered.

It has also been proved that if we make a critical appreciation of the stringent Laws of Varna and caste system given in the Sanskrit literature, written after the period of origin of this system, it becomes quite clear that the fourth apartment of Varna system (the Sudras) went on becoming further stronger so much so that even the most powerful non-Aryan kings like Kosalan and Nandas could not break it.

Even today Dravidian blood is flowing in their veins, their Physical characteristics are identical to the Dravidian tribes. It has been proved with the Solid evidences that the high nasal index and frequency of 'B' Blood group is one of the landmark of the Dravidian castes and tribes. As such Higher the value of nasal index and frequency of 'B' Blood group of a caste, so much lower would be its social status. Thus, it is scientifically proved that the blood of Dravidian Tribes and the Sudra castes, is one and the same. It Means the ancestors of Sudra were-Dravidians, who were the founders of the Indus valley civilization, who were conquered and enslaved by the Aryans and were called Sudras, included in their Varna system. Thus the Varna and caste system indisguise is Colonial in character.

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